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[ILUG] Help with DVD I/O errors?

[ILUG] Help with DVD I/O errors?

Ronny B. nny at purehatred.org
Mon Jan 28 22:54:18 GMT 2002


On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 10:37:53PM +0000, John Gay wrote:
> My wife just got me a DVD drive! 
Congratulations! (On both ;)

> I have tried to set-up ogle to play the DVD, thanks to apt-get I was able to 
> install ogle, and the pre-configure script even told me how to fetch the css 
> decoder lib so it would read regular DVD's.
Which version of the CSS library is this?

> However, the bigger problem is this, and I have noticed this with my CD-RW as 
> well when trying to access cheep CD copies. Now when I try to mount the DVD, 
> I get errors. It tells me that it needs the filesystem type, when I specify 
> iso9660, it then fails for wrong or faulty file system.
You need UDF filesystem to mount a DVD - however, there is no need to have
UDF if you have Xine, Ogle or MPlayer (in reverse order of preference ;),
as the DVD decoder libraries handle the contents. You just pop in a DVD 
and click the play button in either program..provided it's compiled right 
;)

<snip strange errors>
It's ISO filesystem that fails, so I'd wager you'll need UDF filesystem
support compiled in - just compile a module and insert it.

> Both CD devices use ide-scsi module by default in Progeny.
Ah..maybe you need a /dev/dvd symlink from the actual device?
Have a look in Ogle's readme for anything mentioning links, /dev/dvd etc.

--
O- nny




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